Feudalism pp. 56-59

Monarchs had to rely on their ____________, especially nobles, to provide enough knights and soldiers.

• veejays

• voters

• veracity

• vassals

• vressels

In 1066, William the Conqueror and his army invaded England and defeated Harold at the ________________ and established a line of Norman (French) kings in England.

• War of 1812

• none of these

• War of Europe

• Battle of London

• Battle of Hastings

Like monarchs, lords and ladies were members of _______________, the highest-ranking class in medieval society .

• the United Nations

• the serfs

• the League of Nations

• the nobility

• Club Live

The strongest part of a castle, usually built on a hilltop, was the ______________.

• motte

• drawbridge

• moat

• kitchen

• market

Boys and young men who trained to become knights were called _________________.

• Cub Scouts

• pages or squires

• Webelos

• Lil' Knights

• Young Rascals

A game that was very popular during the Middle Ages was ________________.

• Find the Barbarian

• Scrabble

• Serf-Man

• Chess

• Monopoly

At the very top of feudal society in feudalism were the ____________, or kings and queens.

• serfs

• lords

• priests

• monarchs

• craftsmen

Most medieval monarchs believed in the __________________, the idea that God had given them the right to rule.

• divine right of kings

• papal prerogative

• priestly prerogative

• kingly preference

• Perseverance, Responsibility, Integrity, Determination, Excellence

The monarchs gave lords pieces of land called ______________.

• neighborhoods

• plots

• fiefs

• parklands

• forest preserves

The Germanci tribe that ruled England in the mid-11th century was the __________.

• Saxons

• Huns

• Goths

• Vikings

• Franks